For this installment of Ask a Geek Girl, TeamSugar user amers230 asks what she should do with her old iPod, now that she's received the new iPod of her dreams:

As a special surprise for my birthday my parents bought me the new iPod I've wanted for forever. Now that I have my 80GB Classic, I have no use for my 3-year-old 20GB. Thing is, I'm not sure what to do with it now. I'm asking around to see if any friends or family want it, but no one really is interested. I could just sell it on eBay for five or ten bucks, but I was really wondering if anyone knows of some sort of donation center.

To see my answer, just read more

Usually it's all about taking an old photo and either scanning it or trying to enhance its color. Not so much here. Now you can take a digital pic and actually make it look like something your grandma had hiding in a box under her bed! I spotted Wanokoto on downloadsquad and I just knew I had to take a little trip back in time. All you have to do is upload your pic and Wanokoto works it's old school magic, transforming your pic into an old faded masterpiece! For more photo fun, be sure to check out Dumpr!

Do you have a favorite website you want to share with us? Submit your faves to our Website of the Day group! To learn how, just read more

• In just over a month, the App store has already had 60 million downloads since its launch. — CrunchGear
• The famous Best Buy vending machine located in the Dallas-Fort Worth airport will now be installed in eight other airports including Atlanta, Boston, Dallas, Houston, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, and San Francisco. — Gizmodo
• On the fence about getting a Mac or a PC? Here's some Optimus Store in New York. — Engadget
• Global IP Solutions has created a new software kit that will enable Voice over IP applications to be made for the iPhone. — CNET
• It's giveaway time! Be sure to log into your TeamSugar account for your chances to win a white Nintendo DS Lite and a Space Chimps game! — geeksugar

Last week I read a post on FabSugar about how you shouldn't carry a bag that's more than 10 percent of your body weight and I knew I was in trouble.

Geek girls can't help it — it's the laptops! Since the average weight of a laptop is about 5 pounds, we're usually around halfway to that 10 percent mark — and as women, we've got all our purse essentials in there as well. Add on some luxurious fabric like leather, and BAM! Back-break city.

That's why sometimes it's not even a question of laptop sleeve vs. laptop bag; if you're using a sleeve in a bigger bag, that's going to be heavy. If you're using a laptop bag that holds other things, that's going to be heavy, too. We can't win!

Except, of course, we can. Here are a few tips for your next laptop bag, if you're starting to feel the weight of your world on your shoulders! To see the tips, just read more

Since gel cases seem to be the preferred cell phone case of me, you, and your neighborhood pop star, it appears that celeb-accessory fave Juicy Couture has thrown their iPhone gel cases into the ring.

The three sherbet hues — lime green, strawberry, and white come as a set for $55, and are not different from other gel cases, except for the stamp on the back that reads "iChoose Juicy."

Looks like Steve's reach is further than we thought; should we expect to see the Apple logo on the butts of overpriced velour sweatsuits soon?

What if you bought a refurbished gadget, only to be suspected of theft? And, then to add insult to injury were cleared but had the gadget replaced with a rival product?

That's what happened to a man in North Carolina, Dustin Waller, who bought a refurbished Playstation 3, which had been reported stolen, unbeknownst to him. The culprit is assumed to be the guy who sold the PS3 to the store where Waller got it, so when Waller signed on to the PS3, detectives tracked his IP address, came knocking, and hauled off the PS3.

When Waller was cleared, he went to get a refund, but was denied since it was against store policy. The store ended up replacing him with — get this — a Microsoft Xbox 360! I mean, when I buy a new console, I've put a lot of thought into the one I want. This would be like losing your iPhone and having it replaced with a BlackBerry, losing a MacBook Pro and getting a Sony Vaio. . . and so on, and so forth.

More interestingly, Waller thinks that the decision to give him back a 360 instead of a PS3 was made by the cops involved — so what do you think: were the cops geeks with a sense of humor, or just clueless about the differences between the consoles?